Sentence examples for directly channeling from inspiring English sources
The I.L.O. also backed the adoption of a tax on financial activities as a means of directly channeling productive investment into job creation.
As some academics have observed, Killmonger is rather directly channeling the spirit of mid-20th-century anti-colonial thinker Frantz Fanon, who saw in armed struggle a pathway to utopia.
Many people have trouble with directly channeling their fear energy into their work, and may need a link between feeling the fear and the dispassionate focus.
The fusion of modules presumably increases pathway efficiency, either by locally concentrating sequential intermediates or, as exemplified by the fatty acid synthase complex, directly channeling intermediates from one active site to the next.
Photosynthetic cell factories directly channeling solar energy and CO2 into aimed products are generally accepted as one of solutions [ 2– 4].
It is as if the artist was channeling energy directly onto paper.
During World War II, government, employers, and colleges actively recruited women to train as engineering aides, channeling them directly into defense work.
Another idea making the rounds of European policy makers is changing the rules for the euro zone bailout fund to allow it to inject cash directly into banks without channeling resources through national governments and thus increasing debt burdens.
Stalin was channeling Nicholas; Putin channeled both.
Channeling aid money directly or through national entities to community level seeks to rebalance this.
Ben Smith, editor-in-chief of BuzzFeed, was quick to spot earlier this year that Trump's Twitter feed acted not only as a powerful megaphone channeling his voice directly to his followers (he had 13m of them on Twitter on election day, as well as 12m on Facebook), it also served as a news script for the cable channels.
